solver_options.h File Reference

The keyword arguments a solver takes, as one struct. More...

#include <cstddef>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

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Classes
struct	line::SolverOptions
	The knobs a solver reads; a negative or empty field keeps the engine default. More...

Namespaces
namespace	line

Detailed Description

The keyword arguments a solver takes, as one struct.

Python builds a solver as MVA(model, method='lin') or CTMC(model, cutoff=3, seed=23000) – one shared keyword surface across every solver, narrowed per solver by which keywords it reads. This is that surface: a field per keyword, and a fluent set_* per field so a C++ call reads like the Python one it was ported from.

SolverOptions().set_cutoff(3).set_seed(23000)

A field left at its default is NOT forwarded, so the engine's own default stands: that is what the negative/empty sentinels below mean. This mirrors MATLAB's Solver.defaultOptions merge rather than overwriting it.

Definition in file solver_options.h.